2016-04-13

How To Fix The Thrive Content Builder Caching Conflict

Have you been experiencing issues with not being able to edit your page with Thrive Content Builder?

Just a few days ago, I did a few WordPress Plugin updates and suddenly, I couldn’t edit my blog post content with Thrive Content Builder. The edit functions that are always on the right hand side, just were not there.

There is a conflict between W3 Total Cache and Thrive Content Builder. Luckily, the solution is easy.

Step 1: Scroll Down and click on Performance

Step 2: Click on Minify Which is under Performance

Step 3: Check “Disable minify for logged in users”

Step 4: Click on “Save all settings”

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If you update either plugin, verify that your minify setting is still unchecked. Thrive Themes is working on a solution to this issue. Until, this is the only fix that you need.

16 responses to “How To Fix The Thrive Content Builder Caching Conflict”

Bruce Sullivan

Thank you for the info. We had the same issue the other day. I updated the Thrive plugin and it wouldn’t edit any longer. I also use W3. Thanks again.
1. Renee Groskreutz
  
  Bruce,
  
  I hope that you got it working and all is well with your website now.
  
  Blog on,
  -Renee’
Etienne Juneau

Had the same problem. Helpful. Thx!
1. Renee Groskreutz
  
  So glad that it helped you.
  -Renee’
Gavin Thomas

Thanks so much for this. Fixed my problem.
1. Renee Groskreutz
  
  Gavin,
  
  Awesome! This is fantastic to hear.
  
  Blog On,
  -Renee’
Tim

Nope, did not help.
1. Renee Groskreutz
  
  Oh no Tim! That isn’t good. If you want to reach out and tell me a bit more about your issue, I would love to help.
  
  Blog On!
  -Renee’
Xaver

It didnt work out. But I finally found the problem.
So I switched the Cloudflare’s Rocket Loader off and all is good now.
Charles

Thanks for the quick tutorial. While this fix did work for one of my sites, but this didn’t solve the issue on my main site. Later I found out that a plugin was causing this issue. So I just disabled that plugin, and things started working.
1. Renee Groskreutz
  
  Hey Charles,
  
  That is great to hear. Plugin conflicts are the problem almost always. I am so glad that you fixed it.
  
  Cheers,
  -Renee’
Neil

For me, It’s about wordfence plugin. The Thrive architect won’t save..

And then I change the firewall mode of wordfence to Learning Mode and then, it works again. May this help someone have the same issue.
1. Renee Groskreutz
  
  Oh gosh! Thank you so much for sharing this.
  
  Cheers,
  -Renee’
2. Steve
  
  Thank you for your Wordfence tips. It works!!
Gaurav Vashisht

Thanks for sharing such an important thing. I was using thrive and installed w3totatl cache plugin but it was unable to run. Thanks for your help in running my thrive.
Muhibul

You saved my time! Thanks for the awesome post!

How To Fix The Thrive Content Builder Caching Conflict

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